example that demonstrates how streamline 0.8.1 in fibers mode is not preserving line numbers when invoking non-streamline functions, if the call spans multiple lines

compiled

/*** Generated by streamline 0.8.1 (fibers) - DO NOT EDIT ***/var fstreamline__ = require("streamline/lib/fibers/runtime"); (fstreamline__.create(function(_) {var test_ = fstreamline__.create(test, 0), foo_ = fstreamline__.create(foo, 0); function test(_) {
    foo(_);
    fstreamline__.invoke(null, bar, [_], 0);
};

function foo(_) {
    // set a breakpoint on the next line
    console.log('should not print before breakpoint hit');
    console.log('should print after breakpoint hit');
}

var wrap = function(fn) { return fn; };

var bar = wrap(fstreamline__.create(function(_) {}, 0));

test(_);

}, 0).call(this, function(err) {
  if (err) throw err;
}));

streamline_line_nums_loader.js

require('streamline').register({
    fibers: true,
    cache: true,
    verbose: true
});

require('./streamline_line_nums_test._js');

streamline_line_nums_test._js'

function test(_) {
    foo(_);
    bar(
        _);
};

function foo(_) {
    // set a breakpoint on the next line
    console.log('should not print before breakpoint hit');
    console.log('should print after breakpoint hit');
}

var wrap = function(fn) { return fn; }

var bar = wrap(function(_) {});

test(_);